Is there anything more fun than a road trip with your pet? Not really, unless your dog suffers from travel sickness or is car shy. That aside, though, taking a happy pet on a comfortable car ride to ...

With the warmer weather and summer vacations starting soon, more people will be driving with their pets in the car, but that can pose a lot of dangers to you, your pet and other drivers. Marcy Kronz ...

Road trips with dogs can be fun, but safety and comfort come first. Out of 1,000 dog owners surveyed, 80 percent said they’ve taken their dogs along on car trips. But only 17 percent said they use any ...

Any dog owner is aware of the combination of happiness and discomfort that a ride in a car brings. Owning a furry co-pilot is ...

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The key to traveling with your pet is to be prepared. That means having toys and treats to keep them occupied and happy, as well as packing puppy pads, gloves and cleaning spray in case of accidents.

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." When I was growing up, visiting family in the rolling hills of Fairfield, Pennsylvania, was a treat.

Amtrak is the best way for Olivia Peloquin to travel from New York City to see family in Boston. It's also the perfect mode of transportation for her dog, Betty. The 2-year-old Chihuahua-Jack Russell ...

When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Credit: Getty Images Does your dog enjoy a car journey? Many do, but not all of our dogs are a ...